Scheduling approaches for random job shop flexible manufacturing systems

Scheduling approaches for random job shop flexible manufacturing systems

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Article ID: iaor19911593
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 29
Issue: 5
Start Page Number: 1053
End Page Number: 1067
Publication Date: May 1991
Journal: International Journal of Production Research
Authors: , , ,
Keywords: production: FMS
Abstract:

This research examines the influences that scheduling schemes and the degree of routeing flexibility have on random, job shop flexible manufacturing systems within a static environment. The first factor in the experiment includes three scheduling schemes. Two of these schemes are off-line schemes which schedule many operations prior to actual production. The first of the off-line schemes establishes an overall optimal solution, and the second off-line scheme decomposes the problem into a loading subproblem and a resulting scheduling subproblem and finds optimal solutions to both subproblems. The third scheme uses control policies and dispatching rules to establish a schedule in a real-time mode. The number of alternative machine options (i.e., the degree of routeing flexibility) is a second factor in the experiment and includes several levels. In addition, the effects of interaction between scheduling and routeing flexibility on performance are explored.

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